Bangkok — Residents in Southeast Asia’s bustling cities who face the dilemma of leaving windows open for fresh air but enduring traffic sounds could find quiet with new noise-cancelling technology developed by researchers in Singapore.

The system comprises 24 small speakers fixed to the window grille, and a microphone placed outside the window, according to a study first published in the Scientific Reports journal...

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